What drew you to write in the fantasy genre? It’s what I fell in love with. Ever since I read Lord of the Rings, almost all I have read is fantasy. It’s so imaginative. You can have almost anything happen in them. You can create outlandish worlds that could never...
Although the six week writing course has ended, I still have a couple of stories to share. Using one sense, primarily, we had to write a short story using three images. This story is taste! I hope you enjoy it. Vomit and Chewing Tobacco - TASTE It’s a normal Sunday...
https://wordbridgeconference.com/ I was honoured to be part of this virtual writing conference this past weekend. It was certainly jammed packed with panelists from all avenues of the writing community, and I made some great connections and learned a lot. I was...
This past weekend was a long weekend for Family Day in Alberta. Although, it wasn't much of a family time as we are still under COVID restrictions, so there was no visits or family meals to enjoy, unfortunately. However, I did have quite a busy Friday and Saturday...
1. What drives you to write? That’s a great question and I don’t know if I have a single answer. I love the challenge, the process, I love the chance to connect with readers and other authors. As a reader, I love the feeling of falling...
I was very happy to be interviewed by a UK radio station the other week. Not only do they broadcast in the UK but internationally. As an expat obviously it was a special occasion for me. I hope you enjoy the show. My radio interview on Chat & Spin FRIDAY 22ND...
1. How did you meet? We met in 2007 on an online writing group where you share short stories, poetry and life experiences. We became fast friends. 2. When did you begin...
This week's I'm sharing another story from my Six Weeks, Six Senses writing course. We had to use scent as the main element. Let me know what you think. A Cruise Romance - SCENT An unaccustomed briny aroma invaded Josh’s slumber conjuring up dreams of pirates and tall...